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I Use Inkscape, when I go to open file, I get list of files by name>directory>size>date then a small thumbnail.
my question is how do I show only thumbnails as I need to be able to see and browse all quickly so far this Mac has not impressed me and everyone said this was the best to have.
please help
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
Are you using Finder to look for the files, if so you can change the view. In the screen shot below click the view option on the far left to see icons with names and if you want to adjust the view click the Action box and select "Show View Options".
Looks like inkscape rolled their own open dialog box. Bad. Not in keeping with macOS human factors rules. Half baked conversion to macOS. I don't run catalina, so apple's open dialog may have changed, but I hope not.
You can just go into finder and double click on the file you want to open. You can drag the file icon to the app icon in the doc and drop. You can drop the file on the open app or the apps open window. These three ways may not work with all apps.
R
thanks for the reply here is what I am working with and is frustrating because in finder it works as I need it but in this program its like the thumbnail feature is not there.
Hang in there.
I think you are in the open dialog panel.
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